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The document discusses therapeutic patient positioning in nursing. It defines positioning as moving a patient into specific postures to facilitate care or for therapeutic purposes. The purposes of positioning are to promote comfort, prevent complications from immobility, stimulate circulation, and maintain normal body functioning. Various positioning techniques are described, including resting, standing, supine, prone, and therapeutic positions like Fowler's position. The document outlines nurses' responsibilities to ensure proper positioning, such as maintaining good body mechanics, using clean sheets and beds, and teaching patients about self-care.

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Lesson Plan Position

The document discusses therapeutic patient positioning in nursing. It defines positioning as moving a patient into specific postures to facilitate care or for therapeutic purposes. The purposes of positioning are to promote comfort, prevent complications from immobility, stimulate circulation, and maintain normal body functioning. Various positioning techniques are described, including resting, standing, supine, prone, and therapeutic positions like Fowler's position. The document outlines nurses' responsibilities to ensure proper positioning, such as maintaining good body mechanics, using clean sheets and beds, and teaching patients about self-care.

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Time Contributory Subject Matter Teaching Teaching AV Evalu


Objective Method Learning Aids -ation
Activity
1. 3 Introduction Introduction :- Therapeutic Positions are used to Lecture LCD
min of the topic. promote comfort of client or patient .Proper turning and
positioning allow the health care provider to make client
as comfortable as possible. while positioning the client
three factors must be remembered; pressure, friction and
force. It is very important for nurse to evaluate patient’s
position during each contact throughout the shift.

2. 4 Define Definition :- Positioning defined as moving a client or Lecture Define LCD


min Positioning patient into a specific position or posture to facilitate positioning?
examination, surgery or for therapeutic purposes.

3. 3 List the Purposes :-The purposes of positioning are : Lecture and List the LCD
min purposes of  To promote comfort to the patient. discussion purposes ?
positioning.  To prevent complication caused by immobility.
 To stimulate circulation.
 To promote normal physiological functioning.
 To maintain proper body alignment.
 To support all body parts.

4. 5 Explain the  Extra manpower if needed Lecture and Explain the LCD
min articles  Clean ,dry and firm bed discussion articles
 Mattress needed for
 Foot blocks positioning?
 Pillows
 Sand bags or trochanter roll
 Cardiac table
 Additional sheets
5. 5 Identify General principles :- Lecture and Identify LCD
min. general a) Maintain good body mechanics discussion general
principle of b) Ensure that mattress is firm and level of bed is at principles to
positioning. working height. be applied
c) Obtain assistance as required for
d) Ensure that the sheets are clean and dry positioning?
e) Systematic and orderly way of doing
f) Co-operation between patient and nurse is
important

6. 5 Explain the Assessment:- Lecture and LCD


min assessment discussion
Check the general condition of the patient
Check the patient’s chart for any
contraindication .review diagnosis and
activity.
 Assess the self care ability of an individual
 Arrange all comfort devices near to the
patient
 Identify any deformity in the patient
 Assess patients height, weight, level of
consciousness and ability to co-operate
Types of positions :-

Discuss 1.Resting position


different
7. types of o Sitting position Lecture and LCD
25 positions o Standing position demonstration
min o Supine position/dorsal position
o Prone position
o Sim’s position
o Lateral position (side lying position)

Therapeutic position

o Fowler’s position
o Orthopnoeic position
o Lithotomy position
o Knee-chest position
o Trendlenburg position
o Dorsal recumbent position
o Cardiac position

8. 10 Discuss Nurses Responsibility :- Lecture and Discuss the LCD


min nurses demonstration Nurses
responsibility  Adequate oxygenation is necessary during and after Responsibilit
injury y during
 Patient immobilized with painful condition Positioning.
required special attention during movement to
prevent an increase in pain .
 While positioning the nurse can teach the patient
and his/her family members about the skin
care ,back care and prescriber range of joint motion
exercise
 Patient having degenerative joint
 disease or older age, may require their position to
be changed every hour.
 If the is alert or not co-operating for
positioning ,the nurse should include appropriate
diversional activities into her place, of care so the
desired position can be maintained.
 Plan a systematic 24 hours schedule for position
changes .frequent position changes are essential to
prevent ulcers in immobilized patients.

9. 3 min Summarize the SUMMARY :- Lecture and LCD


topic Positions used for comfort and physical Discussion
examinations are one of the very important interventions
by nurses. Patient’s ability to assume positions depends
upon their physical strength and degree of wellness. Their
privacy should be kept as a top priority while doing
physical examination as it will keep them at ease and
provide greater accessibility and accuracy in assessing
body parts.

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